Charlie Haley heading back to VAFA
With the Eastern league season scrapped, top Tiger Charlie Haley is keen to go back for a run at his first club, De La Salle.
With the Eastern league season scrapped, top Tiger Charlie Haley is keen to go back for a run at his first club, De La Salle.
Issues around return-to-play protocols, insurance, crowd numbers, the burden on volunteers and club viability are at play but the VAFA has settled on a weekend which it aims to start the season — if it does goes ahead.
Clearance requests from the Eastern and Northern football leagues are set to explode if rival competitions play on this year. But, as leagues scramble to control player movement, a solution has been placed on the table.
Four of Melbourne’s senior metropolitan leagues are eagerly awaiting further advice from the state body after the Eastern and Northern competitions cancelled their seasons.
OLD Paradians players could have started planning their 2013 end-of-season celebrations last July. In the space of 12 months, the club’s fortunes have changed immensley.
WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS gave ladder-leader Therry Penola a huge fright on the weekend, but it wasn’t enough to break the Lions’ undefeated run, falling five points short in VAFA Division 1 on Saturday.
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TYSON Kruse spent his last year at Southport as a defender, but has quickly stamped himself as the player VAFA coaches want to stop at Uni Blacks.
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KEW came out on top in the Division 2 top-of-the-table local derby against St Mary’s Salesian on Saturday.
St Bernard’s could be bolstered by two key inclusions for its top-three Victorian Amateur Football Association match against Old Trinity this weekend.
THE lid has been on at Therry Penola for the first two months of the VAFA season, but Dennis Castaldi knows he can’t keep it secured forever.
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